@MartinSLewis Special mention to Virgin Media. My elderly Dad just wanted basic TV and internet so signed up and has been paying Β£38 a month. No movies, no sports, the streaming TV box, etc. Been told that the cost will be rising to Β£115 a month in Jan.
@nortonbreads@jmwein@edsheeran The same people crying freedom of speech want people kicked out of their jobs because they say 2 words that offend them. The double standards are incredible to see.
@mikecmorgan@Femi_sorry What does he think will happen? If Femi goes inside and someone goes mental at him, then it's not Femi who the police should deal with, it's the person who commits the breach of the police.
@GrumpyOW@rolandmcs If you wanted to really rebel against people telling lies, then we'd have the media pouring over Farage and his funding, Banks, Tice, Jenrick and his dodgy deals, etc. They get a free pass in the press yet a black man lies about something and it's "get him! he told a LIE!!!"
@GrumpyOW@rolandmcs Lots of books are fiction, lots of biographies exaggerate and tell lies - like I said, how does it actually affect you?
If you were being truthful, you'd just admit that it doesn't really. So what if someone read his book and got inspired by a fake story?
@AndiWithnail@benjyminty I did. I was clarifying because you made it sound like they changed to 450g balls in 1970, and now we've changed to 410g, hence being lighter today.
That's an incorrect impression because the weight of the ball has always been a range since 1872 and that's never changed.
@AndiWithnail@benjyminty The English FA said the weight has to be between 14 and 16oz since 1872. That's the rule and hasn't changed.
What changed was footballs became waterproof in the 60's and 70's so now the ball remains that weight throughout the game.